Fixing Gamecube Game.

Does anybody know how to fix scratched gamecube Cd's. Tell me what supplies,what to do. Anything to make the games work.To fix Game could not be read error.

Replying to #1

You could take them to a video store. They usually have a disc repair device.

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Yeah but where i live they shut those game stores down. So i don't know where.

Replying to #3

Then, you'd need something to get scratches off of discs.I don't know if this is what you need, but it seems to do the job. - http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Innovations-10185-Motorized-AutoMax/dp/B00080YK9YI've never actually used one.

I don't have any money to buy anything right now. I just wanna see if anything can work for example soap, toothpaste. Anything

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I have honestly tried everything...and I mean EVERY homemade remedy for disc scratches and none seem to work quite right... =\
I even smeared toothpaste on a disc and flushed it in a toilet with no avail. XD

i've tried everything too and im tired of the scratches so i give up.

Tooth paste works sometimes but don't flush it down the toilet!!
Give the disc a good scrub with the toothpaste for a good few minutes and wipe it off then gently clean it with a damp cloth.
You could also try cleaning the lens with a disc cleaner but aint gamecubes little discs? you could get some alcohol on a cloth and clean lens instead.

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I'll try it later. i hope it works. ?

i bought my cd unscratcher a long time ago, back when i still bought my games.....
well anyways, i believe this is the company.
http://www.digitalinnovations.com/fix-scratched-discs.html
i bought mine at walgreens, they also have them at fry's electronics around the game center........
i bought the one that kinda looks like a jack-in a box [not sure if this is the same model], you have to spin it, its safe, the manual says that it removes a bit off the top of the disk, the unused plastic (not the data) just don't over do it....................$19.00
http://www.digitalinnovations.com/fix-scratched-discs/skipdr-manual-disc-repair-system.html
or you could buy the liquid type or manual sander type........ which frankly i did not find useful..........

I'll See if my wal-greens have it.